The Special Case or Interdisciplinary Program in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Regina allows students to design a personalized thesis-based Master's or Doctoral degree in areas where no established graduate program exists. Students propose their own area of study, delineate their thesis topic, and secure faculty supervision and a committee. For interdisciplinary programs, applicants must explain the rationale for combining fields and how the interdisciplinary approach addresses their research question. This route expands academic opportunities for research that spans multiple disciplines and is suitable for those whose interests do not fit traditional departmental boundaries. 来源： https://www.uregina.ca/academics/programs/graduate/grad-studies.html